Sentence examples for fervently looking from inspiring English sources

Every person you pass who is fervently looking at their phone is likely playing the No. 1 game in the country right now: Pokémon Go.

So, like MacShane, we fervently look to the new justice secretary, Michael Gove, for a sign that, in contrast to all his predecessors, he recognises the prison disaster we all face and will take the radical and imaginative steps needed to cut the ever-burgeoning prison population, an expensive luxury the country cannot tolerate, and put rehabilitation at the heart of policy.

I spent years looking out from inside the looking glass, fervently hoping that society would wake up and realize that the sentence I was serving was unjust.

Directed by Roger Vadim, it stars Klaus Kinski as a fervently lustful and particularly ill-tempered Beast and Susan Sarandon, as Belle, looking somehow reminiscent of Brigitte Bardot.

Look, I fervently believe in trying to preserve the family farm and the vitality of rural towns.

Mr Uribe risks looking as autocratic as his neighbour.Several of the president's closest allies may be hoping even more fervently that he desists.

Within weeks U.S. stocks soared some 30%, and interest rates plunged 37%.) Look at the way fervently hopeful Japanese markets responded to a pitifully inadequate tax-cut proposal.

Fashion kids looked startled as they fervently tried to image search who the crazy man was.

They looked to teachers, and to one another, blatantly, fervently, for approval.

Education didn't look like this 50 years ago and I fervently hope it won't do so in 50 years' time.

The launch of the 18th - the fervently Nationalist Daily Ireland - has seen rivals respond with what looks like panic.